The charge is a good phone by most standards, and probably should have released with GB. Until a week ago, I was actually expecting them to skip GB altogether and go straight to ICS.
What I really don't understand is why cell phones can't be a little more like the PC world. Imagine if someone had to write a custom version of windows for every different model of computer on the market. Upgrades like this should be based on processor capabilities, on someone's decision whether or not to upgrade an older phone that is perfectly capable.
pdoty0912 wrote:The charge is a good phone by most standards, and probably should have released with GB. Until a week ago, I was actually expecting them to skip GB altogether and go straight to ICS.
What I really don't understand is why cell phones can't be a little more like the PC world. Imagine if someone had to write a custom version of windows for every different model of computer on the market. Upgrades like this should be based on processor capabilities, on someone's decision whether or not to upgrade an older phone that is perfectly capable.
You don't think there is customized programming necessary? That's what you're installing when you buy that new printer that comes with a CD with "device drivers". Never questioned why installing a new version of Windows on your computer caused your scanner to no longer be supported?
Custom programming is there, it is just handled differently on PCs because there are so many unique combinations of things you can modify inside and outside of the chassis that you can't do on a phone.
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